As they watched a video portraying the heartwarming daily life of the future Stark family, the audience couldn't help but envy them.
Thor felt a pang of jealousy, remembering the last round of the quiz game when his troublesome little brother fell in love, though in a rather unconventional way.
But it did touch him, as a straight guy, and he wondered if it was time for him to try love too.
Tony Stark, not one to miss a chance for a jab, remarked, "Hey, I'm sure you're quite popular!"
At the same time, the screen presented a new question: [ In the Avengers' time-travel journey, which teammate(s) did Tony Stark have?"]
[A: Clint Barton
B: Scott Lang
C: Thor Odinson
D: Natasha Romanoff]
Scott Lang, all excited, said confidently, "I know the answer for sure, it's B! In the last round of the quiz game, when Tony travelled back in time to get the Tesseract, it was me who teamed up with him]
Steve Rogers nodded, "I noticed that too. Logically, B is the most likely choice, but we can't rule out unexpected situations."
The quiz game often included some misleading questions and options, so answering had to be cautious and precise.
Natasha pondered, "In the last round of the quiz game, it was revealed that Scott would be one of Tony's time-travel teammates, that's a fact. The only thing worth noting in this question is 'including.' It's possible that Tony had more than one teammate, so in case of an unexpected twist, it might be a multiple-choice question... but the question doesn't specify this."
Steve Rogers thought for a moment and ultimately chose B.
Tony Stark, who had participated in the last round of the game and was the previous winner, also chose B, remembering the details.
This time, Thor didn't object further, but he hoped to be the one to answer. He believed his luck might be better, giving him a shot at scoring.
Tony Stark shook his head, "Come on, the last time I answered correctly and won. Besides, I've won this game several times. Have you ever come in first place in this quiz game?"
Thor remained silent. He hadn't won first place, while Tony Stark had won several times.
So, when the countdown for answering began, it was still Tony Stark for Team A and Black Widow for Team B. Natasha won the chance to answer first.
[Congratulations to team B, Natasha Romanoff, for getting the chance to answer first]
Natasha raised an eyebrow and smiled at Tony, then made her choice.
"I choose option B for this question."
Tony smirked, "Next time, I'll be the one answering first, I also choose option B"
They both chose B.
[The correct answer is: B: Scott Lang]
[Congratulations to team B for getting the answer right and gaining 4 points. and team A also got the answer correctly and gained 1 point]
After showing the score, the video on the screen showed activities in the Avengers' base. Dr. Banner, Captain America, and Black Widow were working on machines, while Scott Lang had suited up in his upgraded Ant-Man suit, ready in front of a van equipped with a quantum tunnel.
From the conversation between Dr. Banner and Black Widow, it was evident they didn't have much confidence in this experiment. However, when they turned to Scott, they put on confident faces.
"Scott, I'm going to send you back one week in past, let you spend an hour there, and then bring you back in ten seconds. Got it?"
Once Scott Lang was ready, he was engulfed by the quantum tunnel.
Three seconds later, Dr. Banner activated the device, and Scott indeed came back. However, he looked quite odd, and his Ant-Man suit seemed oversized.
"Everyone... something doesn't seem right," he said.
Of course, something was wrong! Before the time travel, Scott Lang was a middle-aged man, but what stood before them now was a teenager!
Dr. Banner was bewildered, and in a frenzy, he sent the teenage Scott Lang back through the quantum tunnel.
Then, he reactivated the device and brought him back. This time, it wasn't a teenager but an old man with age spots all over his face!
"How could this happen?" Captain America, usually calm, couldn't sit still and urged, "Can you bring him back?"
Dr. Banner exclaimed, "I'm trying!"
Using his large palms, he tapped on the fragile-looking device.
Once again, the elderly Scott Lang was sent away, only to return with the Ant-Man suit on but not as a teenager, nor an old man, but as an infant!
Steve Rogers widened his eyes, "What!... a baby!"
Dr. Banner insisted, "He's Scott!"
Steve Rogers sighed, "Yes, but he's a baby version!"
After undergoing some procedures, the regular Scott Lang finally emerged from the quantum tunnel. He had a bewildered expression and an unusual stance, saying, "My pants are wet. I'm not sure if it's the baby me, the old me, or maybe even the me right now..."
This time-travel experiment was a complete disaster for poor Scott Lang. The audience watching outside couldn't help but burst into laughter, filled with sympathy.
Tony Stark laughed, "See, I told you, without me, they couldn't have developed this time-travel machine!"
Thor shook his head, "Time travel does seem very dangerous!"
Tony Stark shrugged, "But with me, it's different. Let's keep watching."
On the other side, Natasha teased Scott, "Your courage is admirable, participating in such an experiment involves significant risks."
Scott Lang, with a downcast face, mumbled, "I wonder... um, does the whole world know I wet my pants?"
Steve Rogers shook his head, "No."
But before Scott could breathe a sigh of relief, Captain America added, "Not just the whole world, probably the entire universe, and maybe even other multiverses."
Scott's face grew even darker, "Oh God, have I embarrassed myself on the multiverse level?"